ohhh ok perfect, yep i totally agree, especially if its a site post, easier to remove them on our end directly - will send in the request thanks for the details!!!
I've had to handle this in the past for a paid membership community in a free slack and we solved it by just updating the link every month diligently and making sure we were notified when people joined so we could remove them if needed. This wasn't ideal but it was a workaround at least
Amanda R. is running a really cool Gamma events program these days that might be interesting 👀
And then Carrie M. and Eleanor H. have been working on some really cool programs for Profound!!
Ooo interesting, what was your flow to get to this profile page when you saw the spam?
like did this come from just browsing the community site and then clicking on the profile?
and then where did you then look next to ban this person? slack or the studio dashboard?
we've so far been keeping all admin capabilities in studio but I could see the argument for putting some features like that in an admin login as we continue to build out community site capabilities
